The attorneys seeking sanctions against the Miccosukees and its current counsel are looking to disqualify former state appellate judge Angel Cortinas from representing the tribe at an upcoming hearing.
June 02, 2014 at 10:00 AM
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Former attorneys for the Miccosukee tribe want to disqualify former state appellate judge Angel Cortiñas from representing the tribe at an upcoming sanctions hearing.
The attorneys seeking sanctions note Cortiñas worked for one of them, Dexter Lehtinen, and heard matters on related cases while on the Third District Court of Appeal. He left the court in May 2013. Lehtinen, Guy Lewis and Michael Tein want Cortinas to be kept out.
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